New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
SHARP'S SUNDAY IN JAIL.
SLEEPING POORLY AND EATING LITTLE

PIE JrRyMEy TAKE TWO wALKs-MR RAUF-
FFLp's SILVER WEDDING.
Auaav vesterday Jacob Sharp remained IN the
,r;v.t. narlor In Ludlow Street Jail which War
dan Keating has given up for his accommodation
refusipe even to take exercise IN the jail yard'
which is always at his disposal for that purpose
Ia had passed a restless night and his means
could be heard at intervals all night ioDg in
the adjoining room occupied by the warden. His
,v;te was with him and he did not suffer for the
want of her care.
Tn the morning he partook sparingy OF break
fast. He spent the day reading the reports OF the
trial in the newspapers and talking with MS wIe'
his daughter and his son-in-aw, John II. Selines,
who were admitted to the Jail early. No others
were permitted to intrude upon his privacy ana
what he said and what he thought may De
imagined, but are known only to those members OF
his own household who were with him. Ihe medl-
Gated bath which be has been accustomed to take
daily at his own house was not given to him yes
terday although there is bathroom adjoining MS
apartmcnt which is entirely at his disposal. Al
though he is permitted to have any kind OF food
that he wishes. he seems to have no appetite and
eats little The warden said yesterday that he ate
SO little that he did not see how he could sustain
his strength
Although no restraint is placed upon the prisoner
while within the prison walls. it is hardly possible
for him to escape from there if he should make up
his mind to make the attempt. The windows of
his apartments are heavily barred, and the doofs
one of which connects his sleeping room with the
TO the Jail, are doubly locked inside ana
out. The warden, who was placed in his
position by Sheriff Grant, whose entire conidenoe
be enjoys feels the full sense OF MS responsloiey
aud is constantly on the alert. MI. Sharp retred
at o'clock last evening with the prospect OF an
other night of disturbed slumbers.
In the meantime the lurymen who are 10 ueclde
purposes prisoners themselves. On returning 10
the Metropolitan Hotel on Saturday afternoon
after the adjournment of the court they had @
Jurymen Theodore Kaufeld and jacques Kahn
with Officers Arnold and Ewald, occupied carnage
by themselves and after driving through the Park
driven to No. 1O5 West One hundred aud -thrtieth-
st., the home of Mr.. Kauffeld. where the silver
wedding of that jurvman was celebrated; They
ceiving the congratulations of his i;t rea,
his feIlow-juryman constantly in the
presence of the officers Returning to to- the n9Ie er
and before IL o'clock all OF the jurymen were III
their beds
In the morning thev breakfasted together at
which Captain RICKETTS, had carefully cut
out the reports of the ond trial a1d al all ed ed,
Broadway to the Battery and back again aud at
p. M. had luncheon. During the afternoon the
wives Of Jurymen Hopping, Palmer Clarke. s.s
tbem. fSnIl''"fa Mr. Kahn was was visited by. his wife
and two children and Colonel Marvin by
his two nephews. At 2 O'Clock all ate dinner After
Broadway, through Washington Place to the east
side of Washington Square and thence through
Wavery Place TO Fifth-ave to Thirteenthost aud
Broadway and down again to the hotel. They re-
rlred early.